10-02-2022 Fort Myers Beach, FL - Downtown Pier area destroyed

[@69airride3]

Such a bitter sweet feeling. My wife and myself have been staycationing on Estero Blvd for over 20 years. We have been all over the world and seen some beautiful things but Ft. Meyers was always “our spot”. I get such deep emotional feelings of happiness and so many great memories come flashing back while watching the same roads and sights I have seen so many times before during this video. I am retired NYPD and I have witnessed many sad and tragic things during that time including being there on 9/11. And without a doubt these were the two times in my life that brought tears to this mans eyes.

[@techserve4453]

Thank you for your service it's people like you that make this dream a reality. As for this destruction we rebuilt on the same ground where the twins towers once was successfully. But can we rebuild again in the path of these hurricanes? I would choose a better community plan and building codes that incorporates new ideas for withstanding hurricanes.

[@CHRISTisKing197]

Stop making up words!

[@marleneppaul]

Yes Ft. Myers is a very beautiful place and will be again. We can’t let the evil force us away as they take over, it will never happen.

[@donate1sttt]

May God bless you sir. I appreciate your service in helping others.

[@yoyo8303]

I HOPE YOU DIDNT HURT, ABUSE, DISCRIMINATE, OVERPOWER NO VULNERABLE INDIGENTS OR POOR PEOPLE. OTHERWISE THE KARMA WILL CATCH WITH YOU EVEN IN BATHROOM.

[@lisadabney7359]

Amazing coverage!! Thanks!! Praying for everyone 🙏!! Sincerely, Hurricane Katrina Survivor

[@joechalmers8428]

Thank you. And I can't imagine what you went through during Katrina.

[@yvonnefarrell1029]

BTW Katrina swept through Ft Myers en route to LA, can remember that like yesterday. Prayers for all those who are in total shock right now looking at this and wondering "God, what is next for us?"

[@RebaKennedy]

Thank you for such great coverage of the Hurricane and its aftermath. Just excellent work - we've been relying on you here on KZbin much more than any main stream media outlet. Kudos, much appreciated. God bless!!

[@canuhearmenow9766]

Just walked this last winter. Buildings are completely bulldozed. Glass has been blown out and stores wiped clean of all the merchandise. This is WAY worse than anyone expected. Thank you LSM for ALL YOUR COVERAGE.

[@damkayaker]

- The keyword is BULLDOZED!

[@launchpad6484]

Thanks for your work Brett

[@marieintranuovo3808]

It’s heartbreaking to see an entire community completely destroyed❤

[@picandvideo]

Well, dwellings are so close to the water just waiting to happen. No natural barrier literally none.

[@dougkirk9019]

People need to stop building in these areas. If your house was destroyed, move somewhere safer. The ocean will only try to reclaim its rightful place again.

[@yvonnefarrell1029]

Oh that would be all right except there is nowhere safer. Anywhere in the US can have catastrophic flooding that might not tear structures to splinters, but will require total rebuilds. Nowhere is "safe" only in God's loving arms.

[@DirtyMikeHoncho]

you should mind your own business doug. people can live wherever they want.

[@gowest5145]

The square foundation sticking out into the beach right beside the pier used to be a restaurant where you could sit out on the patio and eat at the back of the restaurant. The water never came all the way up to the restaurant before, now it does.

[@lynnmorley9094]

Its heart wrenching to see this. My prayers are a ton of people from everywhere comeverywhere come and help all of you pick upick up reorganized and start building your life backup😔

[@chrisgorszczyk5521]

What do you expect? Keep building in their path and this is what you get.

[@sandeeparadisi3301]

So sad! Praying 🙏🏻 for our Florida neighbors for a full recovery!

[@stilltryin71]

Vote blue. They care for you.

[@tammietuft3487]

Spent ten days there in 2015,we had such a good time. Everyone was so nice, and it was beautiful. Visited Sanibel also, loved it all. This breaks my heart for all those poor people.💔. Prayers for everyone

[@ireneerrico4706]

United We Stand. 🙏🇺🇸

[@larrydewein401]

I lived in Fort Myers aboard a 45 foot Houseboat for three years. It's a good thing I wasn't on it now as I had no insurance (too expensive) and it would have been a TOTAL loss!

[@jackiepaper101]

Seems crazy to rebuild there, unless the building codes get totally revamped. Probably best to return a lot of it to nature.

[@jeanetteredden24]

Tourists & American vacationers don't want nature or roughing it in tents ... they demand air conditioned hotels wth views of the ocean & sound of the waves *within walking distance of the beach*.. so do the milliinaires in fancy homes. And surfers, beach bums. And those who love gold & tennis. ... AHA!!! this requires towns with amenities like grocery stores & gas stations & CHEAP INFRASTRUCTURE to house all those disposable minimum wage workers that care for the tourists & vacationers who generate all that business revenue for the state of Florida -- the state is not about to give up that revenue and turn it into a nature preserve! $$$ talks.

[@smallcap11]

Humanity was never meant to build excessively in that part of the country.

[@monstrositylabs]

Humanity "Hold my beer"

[@nindyhunt]

great footage. I heard from my brother today.

[@joechalmers8428]

God bless him and his loved ones. God don't put heavy burdens on weak shoulders

[@joezop]

Is back in 1970.. My grandfather who I never could truly understand cause hes broken English. Was living in Long Branch New Jersey about about quarter mile from the ocean. Couldn't see the ocean from our house but it was real close. The one thing I did understand that he said to me was this. If you can see the ocean from your house? Your house is temporary... Turns out he was absolutely right....... Never build anything of any value within eye shot of the ocean..

[@tonicamaro8683]

Your grandfather was a wise man ..and 100% on the money...

[@yzyz7779]

Tq info

[@claudiahansen4938]

Excellent work. Thank you.

[@JClaus1221]

Lee County Officials cost lives, no matter what they say. NOAA issued a Hurricane Warning for the entire Lee County Coast on Tuesday at 5AM, with a Major Cat 3 at that time predicted at landfall. Any emergency management leader would see what inundation maps would have shown with Lee County being on the southwest side of a possible landfall. It would have shown exactly what happened. Yet they chose to not even place mandatory evacuations on the actual coastline til 5PM Tuesday. Those 12 hours were absolutely deadly. plus the delaying gave people a false sense that they were safe, and the risk was not as great. No doubt, and even I wont dispute it, many people STILL would not have left. But there's a good bet many more WOULD have left if the mandatory orders had been sooner and in line with the counties north and south of them.

[@user-hz7kv6js6l]

May the Lord provide for all of these people who have been displaced from their homes. Lord give these people your peace as they begin to rebuild their lives. Praying for Florida.

[@maxbang1813]

Dear Lord!I have seen that beautiful area so many times. Praying for the people, the business's, and the recovery of all. Sometimes we are given a message, sometimes we ignore it. It's kind of time to pay attention to everything, no matter what you believe. Let's start taking care of each other.

[@dmarkslove]

I remember hurricane Michael in Mexico Beach Fl, it was bad as well hopefully they can use what they did as far as clean up and removal of debris.

[@yoshimieshin5023]

Never be arrogant ! Be humble.

[@ThePickleSlicer]

So much sand everywhere. I can only image how clogged the storm drains are and sewers

[@MichaelWilliams-ok2jz]

Wow, it's going to be along time before vacationers will be there again. Being so close to the water is a killer. Loosing your livelihood and your home is tough.

[@12yearssober]

At least 2 years

[@joegotz1971]

When I look at all of the rubble, i ask myself, “Where do we start?”

[@tjlee5007]

I have been here and it just breaks my heart, I hope people got out before the storms. Send8ng prayers for all.❤

[@ninjazx6rk]

We as humanity dont deserve better anyway. Bunch of liars,cheaters and sinners we are. That whole area and most of the world is all about alcohol,drugs, betting etc. Everything that is forbidden and then we ask ourselves why us? That's why

[@roxiefern]

Prayers for everyone 🙏 to develop the strength and stamina to rebuild. 💗Local residents, volunteers, workers there and brought in, to our armed forces reserves. And all the pet organizations helping with rescues 🐾💞 I live in Illinois and don't have the strength and health to help in my arms/legs, but my mind and heart feels for all Floridans❣

[@jenleigh342]

They really should think TWICE to rebuild in such a precarious location..why not MOVE INLAND?

[@Tampa0123456789]

@@jenleigh342 Did you not see what the Hurricane did inland also? We don't have much space in Florida.

[@RB-jq6gh]

Looks like it has been nuked...might be time to retreat from that area before the sea claims it.

[@BenMallah]

how to get license? I contacted via email. Need footage asap. Thanks

[@sess122]

How on earth did that one building (green paint) end up completely intact almost as if it was placed there after the storm?!?

[@nelsonvargas8578]

That's a Shop.

[@sess122]

@@nelsonvargas8578 Not sure what that has to do with anything, but if you say so.

[@Arian0027]

I was wondering the same and who built it.

[@Tellmewhynow]

ALL-WOOD structures in hurricane-prone area.

[@codyrussell813]

so sad to see our neighbors homes and town destroyed like this. as thankful as I am it didn't hit Apollo or St Petersburg. I wish it just never happen rest in peace to all that didn't survive and my condolences to those that lost there loved ones.

[@codyrussell813]

@@lazy5373 still sad 😂 that's the dumbest reply I've ever seen. Doesn't change the fact that it's sad. That's like you saying it's sad a family member dies and some stupid ass saying how is that sad. It's life they were a human they were gonna die eventually so it's not sad. Like wtf 😂 🤦🏻

[@magz875]

We will rebuild stronger, better and this time forever. Every victim compensated fast and compensated well. Florida strong!

[@Gman539]

Guess you have never dealt with an insurance company when they have to payout large sums...

[@ninjazx6rk]

Forever? Nothing is forever. We are here on borrowed time. Only God is forever

[@krissykrupski4973]

Keep dreaming 😂😂

[@happyface9000]

@@ninjazx6rk If you believe in God, you have to believe the Bible and it says at Psalms 37:29 the righteous will live forever. That was God's purpose for humans. Not for us to die. He promises that again.

[@devilmaycry9969]

Yeah keep dreaming. Ask the victims of Sandy and Irma if they ever got compensated.

[@ellenbedford3888]

I worked at a resort on the north end of the beach. I walked that beach many times and spent a lot of time down there. It’s so hard to watch. I have family and friends all around that area. All are safe; some have lost everything including their livelihood.

[@tonicamaro8683]

This is sad just sad..hope all those good people are ok down there..

[@djboogieboy]

@Chat Lerger 👍

[@tonicamaro8683]

@Chat Lerger and it’s people like you that your country is in such BAD shape ..what a MORONIC thing to say...

[@Leo-jw4ex]

Rebuild to only be destroyed again in 20 years.. Humans weren't meant to live on the ocean.. ⛱️

[@HarleyDavidsonVince]

At least its warm.

[@wasabiginger6993]

It must be hard to FULLY comprehend this unless you live here 😢

[@tamarathornton5331]

So what exactly is the process for recovery from something like this?

[@evette572003]

How are they going to get rid of all the debris?

[@Godwinpounds4333]

It’s going to take time. I feel so much for those that loos their property during this hurricane such a pity. Where are you from?

[@rickworthington6271]

The home beach I was there last month ...

[@احمداحمد-ح4ه4ص]

مانوع الكاميرا التي يتم التصوير فيها؟ ماهي أسمها ونوعها للاهمية اريد شراء مثلها

[@cherylsibson2529]

saw footage of a hospital that was indicated with water so the nurses moved their patients to other wards and had survived the catastrophic event, See inside ICU unit after Hurricane Ian tears roof off nurses had been in charge of 160 patients in Pt. Charles Fl. Yeah, lots of destroyed areas, there is also the good side of stories.

[@Arian0027]

My niece was in that hospital, she’s an RN and said it was very scary. She felt like they were being held hostages, told if they went down to the huge atrium they would be detained, all no water at all, told to remain in their rooms and they had to defecate in bags. She was terrified and they held them there for 3 days without water.

[@eliseolopez2790]

Do you know what it is to find such an obedient and beautiful heart so beautiful that her mother damaged her saying there isn't one man who deserves you I'll tell you to wake up with a lot of men so beautiful she was her mother was jealous of her and ruined her life.for all the females out there and the once to come for you i will conquer and give you a true world

[@timothytew9135]

Oh no! Rich peoples Toys broken. Wahh!

[@christinesteigerwald567]

Not all of those people are RICH... Don't be ignorant..🤨

[@timothytew9135]

@@christinesteigerwald567 to me, if you have a boat you're rich

[@bdk4523]

Tough to watch. I grew up here. Thank you for sharing though.

[@TicklerDude]

Now is the BEST time to buy cheap land in Fort Meyers. People will be desperate to sell because they are scared to rebuild. Buy the land cheap and hold for a few years, then sell at a high price when the rebuilding is complete and the tourists come back!!!

[@brandonsmith1198]

How can a strong hurricane destroy fort Myers beach and how can Fort Myers beach ever get to be restored or we built overnight because I really wanna go down to the beach and our next sea shellingAdventures to start for next year or 2024

[@kp7castin150]

We fish from the bridge one time wile on vacation for a week I totally recognize all but looks like a war zone just very sad

[@chodkowski01]

They need to go over their building codes in a storm surge area before they allow rebuilding to start.

[@piotrklejnowski7563]

Poor construction.

[@LIGHTWORKER-po9di]

WEATHER WAR FAIR 🆘️ ‼️ GEO ENGINEERING 🆘️ ‼️ PLEASE WAKE UP 🆘️ ‼️

[@vTigerx]

war fair 🤔

[@guymann4016]

Profound message

[@ready9597]

I’am crying.Destructions every where. In God We Trust.Bye, bye. Thank you

[@joyandbuddyschannel]

My God! It's a heartbreaking!?💔

[@QuantumAlchemist_888]

💔

[@paullord3549]

I was watching the live webcam next to the pier leading up to the hurricane hitting. I mentioned that there was a chance the pier would not survive only to be told that the pier had survived many storms before. Looks like Ian was a storm too far. :(

[@SeniorMoostacho]

I believe in Florida and it's people. They will rebuild and make it better. 🙂

[@devilmaycry9969]

Doubt it. Most these people are retirees with fixed income. Good luck getting a penny from the insurance. Insurance this year are starting to declare bankruptcy in record numbers.

[@michaellalanae7228]

If the banks put up one more dime to put this place back together they are stupid .time to move these people to Detroit where it's safe and there are plenty of homes that need fixing and are in better shape .

[@monstrositylabs]

ha. I'd take the risk with another hurricane than move to Detroit!

[@dexterious006]

I'm wondering which one of those piles of rubble is the restaurant I had those excellent crab-cakes at.

[@Water_1000]

A Di Đà Phật 💚 Amen 💚 🌎

[@KeithsTVHD1]

These places are not intended for people to live, I would never live in Florida.

[@traciieespinosa1694]

same.

[@tag7592]

👍

[@monstrositylabs]

Good. Cheaper property for me,

[@monstrositylabs]

@@Andrew-om1pw There's a lot o bare plots going or 50k I saw

[@ChaiLatte13]

I'm pretty sure this was the pier that those kids were jumping off of on that one web cam.😐 The destruction is just terrible. I haven't looked at every video out there, but I think the surge from Hurricane Michael was worse in Mexico Beach. I feel like almost every structure was down to slabs during that one. It will take a long time to rebuild after this. :( Some will choose not to rebuild.

[@12yearssober]

Mostly because Mexico beach was Mostly older homes built with wood

[@ChaiLatte13]

@@12yearssober Not sure about that. In LSM's drone footage from that storm, around the 4 minute mark you see concrete block structures completely gone.

[@DirtyMikeHoncho]

this is that peir and i have yet to find out what happend to those fools swimmin around during the storm

[@ChaiLatte13]

@@DirtyMikeHoncho If they are still alive, I hope they have a wake up call when they see the destruction.

[@mark-remanHamilton]

Remove the buildings, let the birds and wildlife have it. Rebuilding colonial takings isn't cost effective or colonial because it's time to retreat. Remember, you're just cogs in the larger machine.

[@azimuth4850]

Lame, so let's not live in California, there's earthquakes and droughts. Let's not live in Arizona, there's dust storms and flash floods. Let's not live anywhere in the Western USA, Yellowstone supervolcano will explode some day. Oh yeah hurricanes hit the Northeast USA too, let's move everyone out of there too.

[@tag7592]

👍

[@wethepeople7961]

They are called barrier islands for a reason , never meant to be populated.

[@SilentWeaponsQuietWars]

Would that be the Wildlands project you're speaking about?

[@jenleigh342]

Just mama nature and climate change at work..I agree, MOVE INLAND and VISIT THE OCEAN.

[@cliffordkauffmanjr3457]

Does anyone know where the love of god goes when the waves turn minutes to hours.

[@risa_sh.youtube3244]

The world has changed Nam myoho rengekyo 🙏 pray for peace

[@ronaldboonstra4834]

Bricks still standing....wood will fall down. I really dont understand the wood building in the US.

[@ChaiLatte13]

Look at their video from Mexico Beach, Fl Hurricane Michael in 2918. Bricks were also leveled in that one. Storm surge is devastating. There is only so much you can do against rushing water like that.

[@southernload5710]

The Worst part; The dozens washed out to sea & drowned cannot tell the next group of fools to evacuate!

[@jameslane8364]

😎 the pictures of those houses turned out great didn't they Grace americlean 3001 40 Highway Blue Springs Missouri

[@Turkeydump]

I lived directly on the gulf in Panama city Beach Florida in a 3/2, my wife and I loved it it was so peaceful till the season hit. We would come home at night from work and turn off the power so nothing running in the house would interfere with the sound of the wind and the small waves. House is gone now, land became to valuable. When we first got married we had an efficiency directly on the Atlantic on Tybee Island, I would make our coffee in the morning then go out on the beach an throw a lb of bacon in the air and it would never hit the ground, the gulls would rip it apart. During the season we'd wake up and the tourists would have our driveway blocked or we'd look out the window and there would be a couple on a blanket laying there, we got to meet alot of people that way lol. Some nights on Panama city Beach we would take the dinner cruise on Captain Andersons ship that went out for 4 hours. I wonder if they are still around. It's a good life.

[@fritterfoof5146]

So sweet , got some more stories .

[@Turkeydump]

@@fritterfoof5146 if you can relate yes.

[@mbz1026]

Unlike the Naples Pier which was not totally destroyed

[@HereWeGoAgain661]

Mother nature can be brutal. We should never estimate the worst even if the worst never arrives. If you miss the worst many times, there may be one time it arrives. Living close to the ocean is beautiful and peaceful but when she roars, she leaves such destruction, pain, suffering, death and work. I would rather visit her at her best. I am very sorry for the people who lost everything dear to them and I hope the loss of life does not rise. God Bless to the people and the families. Your health and life are the most important things. We should all unite to help these people and express our deepest thanks to the Military, Police, Rescue workers, and all essential personnel from the very top down for their efforts to do the best they could in such a bad situation.

[@MarkFL98]

A water front view should be outlawed.

[@wazup3333]

its be nice to have a before and after instead only after...

[@krissykrupski4973]

You can google earth it.

[@rodkemp1136]

Completely wiped off the map😩😿.

[@jgal1231]

Build back bigger and better ... there will NOT be any more Hurricanes ... Life is Fine ... Ocean front living is AWESOME ... !!!

[@latoybraxton949]

There will be many more storms . They will be bigger & stronger. The Most High God is in control of nature. The End Times Are Here ! The good old days are over for the wealthy . Everything comes to an end . Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah 🙏🙏🙏

[@eric131313]

Yeah right genius 🤣

[@tag7592]

@@latoybraxton949 👍

[@alancall5113]

You're not gonna walk barefoot on that beach

[@jasongza4153]

why oh Lord why?

[@piloto_loco]

you gotta be kidding me, all gone!

[@skf6456]

Pan down ESTERO Blvd, north to south!

[@KubotaManDan]

I watched the surge on the PierSide Grill and Famous Blowfish Bar Pier cam online and there was teens climbing past the gate on the pier and swimming in the surf, I hope they got out alive, that was on Earthcam & I went back to see if I could watch it again & it's gone. Then there was a video of the 15 ft surge, the go pro was mounted on a utility pole captured the whole scene with a house floating away. Just can't understand why folks don't head the warnings. Terrible catastrophe & with the climate changing this could be expected to be the norm during hurricane season. I did like you but used streetview to cruise up the beach to see before & after

[@wethepeople7961]

Climate change caused by natural sun cycles not by man... Wise Up

[@ChaiLatte13]

Hopefully those same teens will come back and see the destruction. They and their parents need a wake up call. It was so dangerous what they were doing. Far too many people just think it won't be them. They hear stories of people who make it out, but those who don't, aren't here to tell their tales of death.

[@LienTran-gg8tz]

😢😢😢😢

[@darlenericotta7550]

Soo so sad!😢

[@phoebesmith9089]

What I’m sad about is all of the people who worked their whole life to try to retire to a nice place only to have this happen to their home, the people who can’t afford to start over… Insurance or no. The permanently rich can stop whining as this is a minor bump in the road for them- I hope they decide to help their less fortunate neighbors.

[@fritterfoof5146]

True , mobile home owners got the worst of it , hard to insure the older ones , they lost the most .

[@barrywainwright3391]

it looks like a nuclear bomb exploded there

[@ГалинаАндреева-е7я]

Какой фильм натуральный !

[@moonoggin]

Boy you news people are just as shallow as a bird bath. We have seen a video of this area so many times and I would prefer to see surrounding areas and roads so we could get back home. Its gone we get it .

[@keithdixon4595]

Oct. 2 2022 Looks just like Bomb went off in Fort Myers i hope there were no humans there

[@watchgoose]

so sad.

[@giwatma]

А я Велеса славить буду. И доброты его не забуду!

[@latoybraxton949]

APTTMH 🙏🙏🙏, His Will/ Will Be Done 🙏. Amen 🙏🙏🙏

[@djboogieboy]

Dont worry trump will find a way to help his people in Florida by sending him money direct for the MAKE FLORIDA GREAT AGAIN!!!pretty soon!!!!💀

[@احمدعيسى-ك2و]

هذا نذير لقوم يعمل الفاحشه وأعلن بها في انحراف وتكبر

[@popeyetsm2750]

Blah, blah, blah, bl.......... Your **hypocritical** pseudo-righteousness is both nauseating and laughable.

[@yoyo8303]

THIS IS WHAT US DOES TO OTHER PARTS OF THE WORLD AND WE JUST LEAVE THEM IN THE MESS. KARMA IS SOUR IF DONE WRONG TO OTHERS.

[@iamgabriel5823]

Paradise lost. . .

[@leeteplitz7673]

Change is always good! Now they can build to code! I’ve been there many time and it was dirty and gross. Time to redo and make it better

[@סנדרהשלום]

Heat waves, droughts, fires and heavy rains that cause severe flooding have become more frequent in many parts of the world due to climate change, which affects the entire worldwide population. The Earth is facing a “triple planetary crisis,” warn UN officials. Climate disruption, nature and biodiversity loss, and pollution and waste are the main areas of concern regarding the current state of the environment. This year, the Earth Day’s theme is “Invest In Our Planet,” so what would humanity's best investment for the planet be? We need to start by cleaning up the planet. There is no place on Earth where the air and water are clean, and that's a real problem. In theory, tackling this issue should be our priority when it comes to taking action to improve the dismal state of our planet. But let’s not fool ourselves. Such a plan alone will solve nothing. It will only help the international organizations to justify their own existence. They tick off "done" to raise as much money as they want, and that's it. If we do not improve relations between us, we will not be able to achieve the great and ambitious improvement in nature that we want and need to attain globally. We will never achieve a good result through bureaucratic, mechanical measures. There are a lot of people sitting in their comfortable offices profiting from the environmental crisis and demanding money and respect. They keep flying from one end of the world to the other on all kinds of missions to make a lot of noise with what they are "doing" and which everyone "needs to hear" as if that alone means something is happening, but in practice we see no real progress. The Earth must also be cleansed of them, of these people who engage in useless campaigns that only cause harm because they mislead the world, leading it away from the real solution. The cleaning of the planet should start inside out. If we do not clean the planet from within, and continue with our reckless behavior and the selfish nature of our hearts as before, nothing will change for the better. The immense sums invested in environmental initiatives should be directed to spreading an educational process aimed at improving the way we relate to each other. Humans are the most developed and influential factors of all of nature's levels: still, vegetative, animate and human. Since we occupy the highest level in nature, positively affecting the environment, the climate, and nature in general can be achieved by reaching positive relations among us. On the contrary, by letting our divisive drives tear apart human relations, we also destroy our surrounding environment, the very nature that our lives depend on. The more we humans are able to correct ourselves by changing our divisive attitudes toward each other into positive attitudes of mutual support, encouragement, mutual responsibility, and reciprocal concern, the more we will receive positive feedback from nature. And the more we develop without making this necessary correction, the more negative feedback we will receive from nature, as we have experienced in the form of natural disasters, pandemics. It is of utmost importance for us to organize our thoughts, desires and qualities so that we understand that saving the environment and a shift to a better future depend solely on changing our attitudes to each other: from antagonistic egoism to positive, compassionate and cooperative relationships. .